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, 1887-09-10
End OF the Exposition.

The fair is over. 1t was a most fatter-
ing and deserving success. The attend
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
soma Very fine work.

A few days since q reporter of the
REPUBLICAN avsiled himself OF an in
vitation 10 inspect soma very handsome
wax work made By a. r. WinRert, at
No. 1901 Waluat street, and was sur
priced at its bsauty snd the manner In
which 1t Is executed. There was q
variety OF deeisns euitahls for funerals
or other occasions. or for parlGr orns.
msnts, The ma.eria! OF which they
are made is original with Mr.. Wingert,
and his method Of making them entire
ly different TO that employ cd by Auy
other artist. consequently they sra not
only beautiful bur natural. He Also
had a pillow, and several other desi . ns
made from natural flowers, preserved by
q new and peculiar process, which cause
them to retain their natural color and
appearance forever All this work Ia
very foe. and 1t is not only credit 20
the oung artist, bu. IL is we'll worth q
visit from any one, especially thoss In
want of anything In this line.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
An Overdose of ohioroform.

Lsst saturday eveGipg ID. Il wolfe {
young man residing In New CaEtis
came - this vitJ and reg Ia cred 3. The
Delaware House He was shown to hit
room about 9 u'clocS, aud as ne did no;
put In an appearance yesterday the
door was broken opsu, and he wss
found lying on the bed In o semi
unconscious condition. H, was aroufed,
and after getting up went down stair,
and out Of the hotel, but returned In q
few minutes and again went to hb
room, acting as though lie were under
the Ii huence Of liquor. He left tn,
door open, and . lady who saw hiu
place small vial to his lips came to
the conclusion that 1t WAS landau un
and save the alarm, bot 1t prove to be
nothing but . disrrhea mixture, pre-
pared by Q prominent druggist OF th!,
city.
Sergeants Taylor and Movsy tool
Wolfe to police station and DIR o q.
was summoned, when 1t was asc= =rtsinso
that The young man has for SINE tint
b. On In the habit OF Ing oh,orofor d
for nervousness, aud that there was no
the slightest inteution ON his part u
commit suicide.
Mr.. Wolfe belongs to very respocta
b Q family in New Castle. but unior, q
| nately has contracted the habit of ISL
chloroform, and is apt 10 resort /
whenever he is troubled, as he was or
Saturday night, with sleep lessD ess
DR.. OSle saio this morning that he he
no doubt taken nm overc ose, but ths
there was nothing connected with tn,
case which led him to believe that sui
eide was meditated.
Young Wolfe had fully recovered
from the effects Of the dose this morn
ing, and started on an early tram fol
his hOme.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Tho Museum Closed .

There baying been q number Of com
p.aints in reference to the indecepcs of
,4e museum Of anatomy which opened
at NJ. e16 Market street about two
weeks ago, the Mayor sent wo: ii to the
proprietor last Thursday that no " on d
have to close the piacs. In reply that
gentleman said that he had been at cou.
siderable expense, anu begged TO be
permitted to kesp the mus. uni open
until Saturday night, promising that 1T
sGould not te open again after that
time. Consent WAS reluctantly given,
and this morning the Mayor WAS sur.
prit cd and indignant to learn that the
place wss still open. He Immediately
sent Chief Doug herty with q perempto-
ry order for him to close at once or he
would have warrant issued for his
arrest and Low the museum Of anaJo
my Is = thing Of the past.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Report OF the Repletrar.

Registrar Lee reports 81 births. 9 mar
riages and % deaths for the week ending
AT noon last Saturday, against 13 deaths
for the corresponding week OF last year.
Causes Of death-Marasmus, 4: con-
sumption, convulsions, 2 each; typhoid
fever. 3; Bright's dieease, diphtLeritlc
Group, drowned, enteritis, general .debili.
ty, heart disease. membraneous Group,
natural causes, paralysis of the bowels,
rheumatism, bronchitis, each.
Ages of deceased-Under 1 year, Z;
from TO 2, a. from 2 to 5, l; from Is to
20, 2; from 20 to 80, l.; from 80 to 40, Il
from SO to 60, D; from " to so, 8 I; from
80 to 80, 1.
Secretary Frazer of tia State Board OF
Health makes the following report or the
quarter ending on the S0sh ait Mar
riages reported, A white, SO colored
8 Births reported, 23 white, % colo.
red, l. Death reported, A.; white, SO;
coloreJ, /.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Special Mention.
Wesis' f1air H5assan.

II gray, restores 10 original color. An
elegant dressing, softens and beauties
No oil nor grease. A tcnfs restorative;
stops hair coming oar; Strengthens,
o.esnses, heals scalp. 600.
Rough on Tootbache. Instant re,ie
loo. TROUGH ON CORNS," hard or
scft corns 15c. CROUCH ON BILE
Pills" Little, but good. loo. "ROUGH
ON WORMS" Sure cure. $50,
You Must Not
GLASS "Rough ON DIRT" with the ordi.
nary washing compounds. 1t is o new,
different ami altogether superior article.
A revelatisn In housekeeping. A boon
TO won en-. A new discovery. Beats
tho world for Kitchen, Laundry,
Starcl Ing, Bath or Shampoo.
''Itough on PiIes."
Ask for "Rough on Piles" internal
Aud External Remedy In each package.
Bare cure. 500.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Opera House M Getting.

The temperance meeting under the
auspices OF he Red Ribbon Association
in the Opera House yesterday afternoon
was well attended After singing by tbt
choir the Rev Charles Hill, OF st. Paul's
NJ. Z Church, was introduced, Lut ex
cused himself from making an address
and 10 few words exhorted his audience
to persevere In .hoir temperance work.
Mr.. Hill then introduced the Rev.
John Thomp on, OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. Thompson said. II he had known
he was TO make temperance address he
would have invited liquor dealers to be
present. He knew these men dia not
like their business, but merely did 1t for
money. Their wives tnd children did not
like 1t. They do not think 1t spectacle
business and are ashamed. When
whisky dealer talk to their cons and
daughters they are always prohibition
lists.
The Rev. j. w. 7 Boothe, YVES then in
troduced and advocated prohibition in a
ten.minute address.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Cape May PARK.

"Have you been to the Driving Parb?''
is about the frst question vlsi; or hears
when he gets in town. This park IL
situated about half mile from the oity
limits and covers an area OF over eighty
Acres. In the park there are to be two
race tracks; one mile iu length, and
the other bali nile. The mile course
ts to be eighty feet wide and the other
sixty feet wide. 1t lies directly on the
Cape May and steamboat landing
pike.
TIE ground On which It ia situated
consists of 3 hill and q hollow, aud
consequently no earth has to be brouah,
from of the PREMISE, and csrt&inly
there is no place In South Jersey mo 70
suitable for o driving park In the
centre Of the oval sh aped race tracks
there is to be lake, and scattered over
the grounds are to be mounds OF
flowers and numbers Of fountains. The
grand stand will be on the northwest
side Of the park. on bill, and will seni
$500 persons. Near tie stand will be
sll tie park buildings.
The stables OF the park will accom-
modate $40 horse. The grounds are TO
be modelled Afser the RookA way Hunt
ing Clubs park at O0darhurst, Long
Isiand. One hundred men, fifty teams
elk gravel cars aud four thousand fee.
OF track, furnished by the PennSy lvsnis
Railroad Company, are being msuipu
lated In the work on the grounds.
The fence around the park will be OF
cedar, e,gbt feet high The weekly paw.
roll OF the com mpspy amounts to 81, 600
and nearly eli the lsDoring men thst
are at Csps May are employed. IL is
the intention Of the projectors TO have
an electric railway ready to run from
the centre Of the oity to the park when
|it 10 duly opened on Decoration Day
next.
1t is to be remembered that Cape May
will, when this scheme 10 completed,
have two parks, the original Cape May
Atb letio Clubs grounds and this Cape
Msy Driving Park.
1t WAS o peculiar and unexpected
way that this park was started. Last
simmer the Cape Mny City Athletic
Club was organized, and when the
members came to select the grounds q
division arose among the mel bers, The
msJ GRITTY selecting the Bulli:t tract In
the eastern psrt OF the city.
The boiling mem bers withdrew from
the club and formed the Cape May
Driving Park Company. under whose
management the new park is beir g
built. The tfiicers OF the Cape May
Driving Park Compsry y ave: James v.
Lsfferty, president; E V. Mschette,
secretary, and j. Henry Eimunds,
tt.asuIer.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Rifle Mat ch.

AT tire rsgnlsr quarterly match Of G
Conpsur, Eirst Regiment, at River.
side farm on Saturday afternoon, Pri
vate Geyrr for the second time won the
gold badge, and Lieutenant Rhoads
captured the silver medal for ths third
time. Tho silver medal now becomes
the property OF Lieutenant Roads
The scores on the Crt rteimore target at
100 yards out of o possible 25 points
were rs follows: Ptivate Geyer, "a;
Lieutenant Rhoads. %; Private Vana
mon, %; Private Bsr ks, 19; Private
Menden hell, 18; Lieutenant Fisher. III
CcrpoIal Rogers, II; Private Van
Trump, IL; Sergeant BoweJ, IL
To day the Wilmington RIA Club
visits Baltimore TO shoot match with
the Mary land Club, OF Baltimore.
There will be n shoo.ilg at either OF
the RANGES to day.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
wedding Celebrat,on.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thorp, celeb ated
their thir,y-fi marriage anniversary on
Saturday evening, by a family re union
at their residence No.906 West 9th street.
Several of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorp's brothers
and sisters, and all of their children ex-
cept one, and a number of their grand
children were present. Among those
helping to celebra the occasion were
James Thorp and wife, of Howellsyille,
Delaware County, Pa William and
Elizabt tn Thorp, Of Frankford, Philadel
phia. 8. A. Kirk and family of West
Chester. John Thorp, so1 and wife, Of
West Chester. Mrs. VIII lam K. Thorp
and daughter also of West Chester. Mr..
and Mrs Thorp have six SONS and four
daughters. The Oldest son, William X.
Thorp, is commercial traveller, and re-
side, at West Chester. John Thorp also
resides at West Chester, and is an under
taker The third son is Samuel K. Thorp,
of the firm of Thorp and Bscher No 613L 4
Market street. The couple received many
presents.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Died Suddenly.

John MoCrscksu died eud denly at his
residence, No 1914 Walnut street, yes.
terdsy morning. Mr.. McCracken arose
In the morning ~ we'll rs usual and
took walk. He returned and ate his
eakiaet. Shortly sfterward his wife
noticed something wrong with him and
sent for DIR. Draper. Before the doctor
arrived, however, he was dead. The
deceased leaves wife and seven ohil-
dren. All OF the children are grown
except one. BE was 55 years OF age, q
cooper by trade. and during the war
served In the Fifth Delaware Regiment.
Coroner Barnhill gave verdict OF death
from paralysis of the brain,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Death from, Heart Disease.

On Saturday evening Mrs Joseph
Ogle, who resided on Pluukett's road
started for tue drug store OF DR.. Block,
som, at Front and West strests She
had been attended by the doctor fol
several years for heart disease, and was
intending TO call for treatment. When
within three doors of the store she sat
down and requested q oung maa ho
xss passing TO call Dir Blocksom. she
died immed lately OF renohiDg the store
She leaves a son and daughter. She
has been separated from her husband
for some time. Coroner Bsrnhill gave
q certificate Of death from fatty degene.
ration of the benrt.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Hew Is This2

As nm fully determined to reduce
my massive assortment TO figures that
will make purchasers delighted and ny
asts sb!ishment all the more popula
quote the following: Fancy cashmere
business huits, just 81 80; quilted lined
Cashmere suits, S6; quilted lined beaver
quits, IS 30; handsome corkscrew or
cashmere suits from IS; ovsrcoats with
massive collars. just $3.50; ovsrcoats,
diagonal striped cashmere, Sb; ever.
q. ats, ch,nchills beaver, from 50; boys
suits In various patterns for So 80; bog s.
pants In splendid pate res fot TOO. knee
pants 10 60 patterns from SOC. up; over
coats for boys In plain and bright pat
terms from 81 30 up to the best Of grades
at Meyers areat Grand Central Cloth
ing DeIot, porthwes. corner Fifth and
Market, Opposite the OlNyton House.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
nr. Tantnrn,s VIII.

Py the will of the late ]. r Tantum,
which was admitted to probate last week
the Home for Erie. dless Children receives
S1 eco and the trustees OF Grace M. 4.
church 81 GOO toward the purchase OF
chime of bells ON the condition that they
raise 81 600 Tor The same purpose In two
wears, William NJ. Candy am Charles b.
Lore, Esq., were granted the letters testa
mentaIy.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Shoe Lost ,

A gentleman who was driving
through the upper part Of this couut "
few days ago had the bad luck to
lose new shoe ont Of his carriage. 1;
Ia quite large, big CROUCH for o good.
sized man, but still 1t pinohed little,
and In order to relieve his toes of the
uncomfortable pressure he took 1t off,
when by some means It slipped out ol
the carriage without being noticed, or
else IL was stolen froM a. By some per
son In Newark. The fader will confer
. favor by leaving It at this oass.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
uien school Investigation,

The High School Investigation Com.
mittee held a secret tesston Friday
night at which 1t was decided to meet
this afternoon and prepare report to
be made ct the regular meeting Of the
Board OF EduosAon this evening. 1t IL
said that the report will De adverse to
Professor Graham, and will be signed
by every member Of The committee.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
A. y. U. w.

The ninth anniversary Of the found
ing Of the erder of A. U. U. W. will be
celebrated tomorrow o! s p. m. Indus
try Lodge. No. 2, will Gel, brate the
occasion by giving musical and
literary ontsrtainment in the Law
Building. Industry Lodge las 25O
MON bers, Is six years old and has
never lost mem ber by death.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Reform Meetings

Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock the
Republican Executive Committee Of
New OAstle County will hold . meetinl 8
at 800 Market street. Several OF the
members will fensin over for the meet
ing 1T the Opera House in the evening
The Republicans Of the Third, Tenth,
Eleventh and Twelfth wards are yet to
be beard from, all the others having or
ganized In favor OF reform.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
IL ts d Fact

tina: everybody ought to know that A,
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. OF the best, well.
cleaned coal Ia every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hioory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard
foot of Monroe street. Central office
Seventh and King streets. Look for tht
blue eign. Opening in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Failed to Beat the record.

An attempt waa made yesterday by
W. l. Wilhelm, Of the Reading Bicy .
ole Club, to beat the record Of II. B.
jWsrtz, OF tie same club, in the run
from Paoli to Fifty second etreet.
Owing to the strong head wind he
failed TO reach the record of B. Frank
Mcdaniel Of this city. Hs made the
run in 90 minutes 10 seconds. lie will
try again next Sunday,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Ono Of Gould,s kilograms.

Jay Gould receives some curious tele-
grams Among those he received imme-
diately alter 1t became known that Wes-
tern Union had absorbed the Baltimc re
and Ohio Telegraph Company was the
following:
To Jay Gould and Son, Proprietors of
the Earth, 1875 Broadway: congratulate
you on your success in swallowing up
tour cid rival, the B and o. Water 1t
well; then build wire fence around the
moon. IKEY KLKINSTEIS.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Bargains.

To dispose Of the large stock Of monu.
ments, tombstones ard tablets, made
expressly foF this fAll's trade, among
which are rome Of the finest and hand
someet tombe, we will offer them xt less
than cost price In order to make room
for improvements. This is an oppor
tuntty to ger great bargain, Hs The
stock will DC cold. Smiths marble Bnd
sranita works, TenIh aud rstnall
Aflaata
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
A OSrd

To ali Who srs suffering fsono the er
rors and inG Gieozetions Of youth, nervous
weSanees, early deoay, loss OF mani hocd,
&c.. 1 viii send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHAhGE. This great
remedy wAs discovered By . missionary
in eouth A America, Send 4 self. .nddrees.
81 envelope 70 the RHv. JOSEPH r.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Our Little Men and women

comes again with its twenty pages Of
stories aud pictures for youngsters just
beginning to read for themselves. 1t is
as good for Its use as psir Of perfect
ska.es and clear ioe are for their use.
Children ought to have rs much fun In
learning to read as in learning to skate.
d. Lotbrop Company, B )ston, will send
. sample copy for Ave cents in postage
stamps; and they pay generously for
getting subscribers.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Look at the windows OF 800 King and
GIT Market streets, and oe convinced
tina: thia iail the millinery RCodg
brought to Wilmington s!e Us fine and
varied so can be seen 10 toy Of tae larger
oittes. Has York not excepted. Mrs.
Lacohs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
DR.. simms' White puInnonic Bsisam

the leading lung and throat remedy OF
Wilmington, Del. The positive pre-.
ventor OF pulmonary consumption. Be.
lieves and cures coughs, chronic or re-
cent; sore throat, hoa; sensss. Group,
&,., remarkably fast. Lots Of home
references. 60o and 81. Sold by deal
ers. Depot, Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
For O Fine Gold

or Silver watch at sStonishingly low
figures coll oa a. &. William BOO i,
jeweler, 105 VEST Eighth street. We
have spaoial oa-zain in y gsnt's lax.
gold wAioh at S49 90. this watch La
azua.ly soid at tYcm ss5 70 $50.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Reuel HeIsler's Funeral,

At o'clock tom: rrow afternoon the
funeral of Reuel Heieler will take place
from his ret idence ct the northwest cor
Her of Second and French streets. In
terment OF Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

5HILoH's vITALIzER is what you
need for Constipation, Lose oil Appe
the, Dizziness aud ail symptoms oil
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS ceIts PEI
bottle. Sold by ". Is. DAatorth, cor.
2ld and Market Cts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Reenhar,s u,ll.ry lie aI5 Markat atrae,

Look at tie Pictures ia iis show casas
and judge fer yourssif If they are not
the best In tba city Every person there
represented hos hsd ona dozen juet like
them. Tho $40 picture we give with
each zen EREE Is worth $3.50. Be
sure OF number, Sl5.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

DR.. Balps Cough Syrup has been be.
fore the pablo ior pears, snd Is pro
nounced by thouta ands superior to all
other articles for the cure of coughs
colds. irtiueIzs, and oil pulmonary
COM % laints.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle OF 6h.loh's Cstayrh Rem ed y
Price SO cents Sold bY N. b. Daniorth
cor. 2nd b Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

For DYSPEPSIA ami Liver Oonplsini
you have q printed guarantee on every
bottle Of shiloh's Vitsliser. 1t nevel
tails to c1re. Sold by N. b. Danforth
cor. 2ad q Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

SRILcH's CATAKRH REMEDY-A
positlve cure for catarrn, ,diphJheria and
csnker mouth. Sold by N. Is. Dsnfo;th,
cor. End g Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi,ohi
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cen's, 30 cents and 81. Sold by N
b. DanIorih, cor. 2nd q Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Don't forget the masquerade ball on
Wednesday, October 20, TO meet at 109
Poplar street and go TO Third and King,
over the market house.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Fine gold and silver watches ut re
duoed prioes, q full iiua OF gold aud
fns rolled gold plated chains st 16 Is
Fourth at. K. E E4nf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

The handsomest line Of velvets and
pushes A. millinery palaces, 617 Mar
get and go K ing streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Best pIsoe TO set Oeef, mutton or veal
Is OF Lowell. stall IL. City Market.
Telephone al.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Persons In want OF fall clothing
would do we'll by selecting sait from
Ash, the merchant taller, 705 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Roots and Sbots.

A very attractive assortment Of
ladies', nj isses'. Ghildren's and 'babys'
shoes at lowest prices. Gail and See
Hayier, Second and Walnut Sta.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Millinery palaces GIT Market ard 29C
King streets, the place for fine MILL,
merry Examine tho full novelties. Mrs.
Jacobs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Ga To

Taylor q Yullsrton's, No. 800 King
street, for pn~e drugs Of al descrip.
ten.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

We srs ready for he lsd.es row witt
the ornuGest lire Of fall novelties we
ever ha.i, Plsass call at Mss. jacobs, /,
All Market end go Kin2 streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

used Salvation Oil for rheumatism
In the feet, and after several appilea,
tions was entirely relieved OF pain aIo
could walk as well as ever.
ANN II, WATKINS, Baltimore, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
100 So washing Machines Free.

To introduce them. II you want oae
send st once TO Monarch Laundry
Works, 420 Wabash ave., Chicago, Ill.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Bush's, French street wharf is the place
to buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Heater and range work. Gsllaber &
Runner, 709 Orange street. Telephone,
364
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Gail and see our fine feathers and
fancy, 220 King and 6l7 Market streets
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Edward r. Lnmmis ia still COL fined
to the house. No. 1903 East Fourth
street, With sickness.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Select your fal! suit from Ash, the
merchant Jailor, 705 Esrkat street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
To Clean tho Teeth

use Diamond DentiiriCe. 15c. per bot
tie. 81. X. Watson, e03 Market street
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

Give Ash, the merchant tailor, n
sail for your fall s1its. 705 Market
trset,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
|Dj CT DOLLARS
| N A FEW
land TIE TIDE
(DE AT THE OLD
LgJUST,RISING.

\ busy and well
for day go' 8 on
| Good times all
|his neighbolhood
J longer, steadier
he days business.
pocket of every
& to be helped by
saved here on
be spent on other
ings' Isn't the
b left here going
pockets of our
(, aud they'll dis
There's little ol
t get back iu a
sls ssmen was a,
salt smen wanted
Customers. ht
ere out. But they
TO wait long, OF
ttiHg the Reliable
hey came after.
ll do even bettel
ks &c! along!
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Looking alass%s Rssilvored,

made new and true, also new ONES made
to order. g. K. Bsut b, ,2C3 W. Second st
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
For Coughs and Colds

use Watson's Tar Cordial. SC3 Marie
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

For good coal go to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

d II cnrrpss--OfAnor q CO.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

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Daily Republican., 1887-10-24

1890 Prz o Of I24, 100 81 Marks
1880 Priz.s nf 81, 40, 20 Marks
4in all 40, 500 priaes whicn Will be sure.
Ely won in 2 drawings within the sp sce
)oof Q lew months.
NJ The fixhsrt prize Of LIST Class smounts
ISto M $4,000, increase IN I'd GLASS tc
IjM Sc. 900, in 3D. NJ $4,000. N eth NJ
4 70,OO0. IN sth NJ. 80. 900, in eth NJ
100, 600, n TN M. 200, 900, and 20
4 Fgei her with the Premiam Of nj. 3OD, 900
S'p he most fortunate cate to N. SO =, :
900.
\ For the n rst priz. .drawing which ia